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A total of about 2,500 Afghans are set to be resettled in the US under Operation Allies Refuge. | |

A total of about 2,500 Afghans are set to be resettled in the US under Operation Allies Refuge. [Forward to a friend]( | [Subscribe]( | [View in your browser]( [Top of The World]( --------------------------------------------------------------- What The World is following First group of Afghans who helped American troops are flown to the US [Inside of US visa's center at Embassy of the United States of America is shown in Kabul, Afghanistan, July 30, 2021.] Credit: Mariam Zuhaib/AP Afghans flown to US The [first flight of about 250 Afghans]( who helped American troops arrived in the United States. They include interpreters, drivers and others who helped the US military, and their family members. They will stay at a hotel at the [Fort Lee Army base]( in Virginia for about a week for processing, after which they will be [permanently resettled]( in the US. They’re the first of about 2,500 people chosen for resettlement under Operation Allies Refuge as the Taliban gains ground in Afghanistan. The other groups are expected to arrive roughly three days apart. And about 4,000 other Afghans whose applications still need approvals will be sent to third countries, possibly to Qatar, Kuwait, Kazakhstan or Kosovo. Mexico referendum Mexico will hold its [first national referendum]( on Sunday to determine if former presidents can be put on trial for corruption while in office. It would prosecute the [past five ex-presidents](. The [Supreme Court approved the referendum]( in October, which was put forward by current President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, and Congress then backed the proposal. This is the [first referendum]( to be overseen by the country’s electoral agency, INE, and the first official one to be held at a national level. 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